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@gnozal

Superb. Thanks for support this great Product.

question:

How can I change the default view for 'Book' on the right side ?
On first start it will be show to 'Var' as default.

Some Bug reports and Tips.

1)

If I turn off the addition of a $00-Byte, then will the Editor remove
the Return (0D0A) at the last Line of Sourcecode.

2)

If I press F1 on a string like 'Test$' jaPBe will not view a list with all lines
of this string, but with variables works fine.

3)

Tip: If I use a Procedure with optional Params, jaPBe will view it in
original Syntax. (e.g. X, Y, Z = 0) I think it is usefully when jaPBe
will show the optional params in [] e.g. ( X, Y, [Z] )

Again thanks for this great update.

Some current bugs:

- jaPBe always starts with active "Var" Panel. (seems not remember my
own settings ... I used "Book" )

- at first start, the code is'nt correct colored until mouse click

- is there a "new" ( unsaved ) code, the Include-Browser does not
work correct

- sometimes heavy flickering ( although disabled "win95 redraw" )

@gnozal: hope that helps :)

Sorry, i've got some more: If you clicks on an entry in the Tab "Proc" unfortunately to the appropriate Procedure is not jumped.

AL90 wrote:How can I change the default view for 'Book' on the right side ? On first start it will be show to 'Var' as default.

Fixed. Bookmark is now default.

AL90 wrote:1)
If I turn off the addition of a $00-Byte, then will the Editor remove the Return (0D0A) at the last Line of Sourcecode.

Should be fixed in next release

AL90 wrote:2)
If I press F1 on a string like 'Test$' jaPBe will not view a list with all lines of this string, but with variables works fine.

The variable finder only works for variables. You may use the Find feature

AL90 wrote:3)
Tip: If I use a Procedure with optional Params, jaPBe will view it in original Syntax. (e.g. X, Y, Z = 0) I think it is usefully when jaPBe will show the optional params in [] e.g. ( X, Y, [Z] )

Ok for the next release

AL90 wrote:If you clicks on an entry in the Tab "Proc" unfortunately to the appropriate Procedure is not jumped.

Not a bug, look in the manual. To jump to procedure use the Bookmark tab.

dige wrote:is there a "new" ( unsaved ) code, the Include-Browser does not work correct

What do you mean ?

dige wrote:- at first start, the code is'nt correct colored until mouse click

Cannot reproduce it here. Maybe you don't wait jaPBe is completly initialized (Message 'Welcome to jaPBe...' in log) ?

jaPBe 3.6.4 release candidate 2

Miscellaneous fixes

Great work.

One request though.

Would it be possible to get the same help functionality for Macros as for Procedures (Displaying parameters and maybe the comment if the cursor is inside of the brackets)?

jaPBe fully started:


- wrong colors -


After mouseclick inside:

- correct colors -

Hades wrote:Would it be possible to get the same help functionality for Macros as for Procedures ?

Maybe. If I find out how to do it ...

dige wrote:- at first start, the code is'nt correct colored until mouse click

Thanks for the screens, but I cannot reproduce the (focus?) problem. I have uploaded a new version with a little tweak. Could you test it ?

Yap, that fix that problem! thanks gnozal!

Superb. Thanx for the fixes and the new update.

jaPBe 3.6.4 release candidate 3

- compile : specify the opengl subsystem first, then the nt4 subsystem
- add source directory to %PATH% before initializing compiler, and source path to %PATH% if Import()/ImportC() used in current source and source not in source directory (and reinitialize compiler before compiling)
This should fix some import libraries issues.
- fixed editor focus problem at start

thank you again and again

uh! Cant start jaPBe anymore ..

dige wrote:uh! Cant start jaPBe

I started it 20 times, no crash ...
I have uploaded a new version, could you try it ?
If it still crashes, please download the sources and compile it with debugger (with PB3.94 and old jaPBe).

Crashed at Compiler.pbi Linie 189.

I've increased the value to 1024 ... that solves the problem.